Weren't there some of these printed with private keys under a strip?

I still think there's some potential for legitimate off-chain paper transactions if you had a mechanism to guarantee a private key has not been copied. Kind of like an opendime but with paper. The mint would still need to be trusted though.

Reply to this note

Please Login to reply.

Discussion

That’s a nice idea 💡

I tried to brainstorm it roughly once with time-locked transactions to guarantee a bill controls a specific UTXO before and expiration, but I'm not sure I'm smart enough to spec it out or if it's even possible how I envision it.

Real bitcoin as cash or even a physical L3 would open up a lot of possibilities though.

You can lock it with ecash l3. And put a security mark on top of the paper. Other idea would be do lnurl but honestly haven’t tried it out if it’s possible to make it time-locked